Wheelchair accessible places in Greater London

Steak and seafood restaurant in the City of London. Fully accessible with step-free entry and accessible toilets.

Two new Changing Places facilities installed at the stadium as part of accessibility upgrades.

Free admission. Manual wheelchairs available to pre-book (email or call). Level access at main entrance on Great Russell Street. Blue Badge parking on Montague Place/Montague Street.

Upscale Japanese robatayaki restaurant with full step-free access. Recommend booking to reserve accessible seating.

Historic Royal Palaces site. Some cobbled surfaces in outer ward; accessibility guide on website details accessible routes. Carer admission free.

Queer Britain Museum is a accessible business in London.

The Old Brewery Greenwich is a accessible business in London.

Indian Bombay-style café restaurant. Wheelchair accessible with accessible facilities.

Free entry. Wheelchairs available to borrow. Quiet hours and relaxed sessions offered for visitors with sensory needs.

Step-free access on all 7 floors via wide-access lifts. Induction loops available. Wheelchair hire at customer services.

Gtech Community Stadium (Brentford FC) is a accessible business in Brentford.

Main restaurant floor is fully wheelchair accessible. Downstairs bar is not accessible due to building restrictions.

5-star luxury hotel; fully equipped for mobility, hearing, sight, learning disabilities and hidden impairments; shower chairs available on request

Award-winning accessible arts centre. Winner of Euan's Guide Best Accessible Venue in London (2020) and National Autistic Society Autism Friendly Award. Three wheelchairs available for loan; prebook via box office.

Newly opened state-of-the-art dance venue in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Stratford. Step-free entry throughout. Part of Sadler's Wells family.

Tower Bridge Exhibition. Lifts in North and South Towers. Lift access to Engine Rooms and Gift Shop. AccessAble surveyed.

One of Europe's largest urban shopping centres. Changing Places toilet available. Shopmobility on Level -2, Lift Lobby 2.

World-famous toy store on Regent Street. All 7 floors accessible by lift. Accessible entrance on Regent Street.

Only the second Changing Places facility across the eight Royal Parks, installed behind the Espresso Cafe following disability community consultation.

3 wheelchair-friendly superior rooms with roll-in showers, grab rails, raised toilet and low sink. Accessible bathrooms in the lobby.

Free admission. Step-free access at all four entrances. Wheelchair and rollator available to pre-book by phone or email.

Jermyn Street entrance leads directly into the restaurant for step-free access. Restaurant reservation line for accessibility needs: 0845 602 9654.

Verified via London Borough of Bromley council directory, the café's own website, and local press coverage of the Bromley Changing Places toilet programme. Café and its Changing Places facility both confirmed still operating as of Aug 2026.

Michelin-starred French restaurant in a Grade II listed Victorian building; step-free entrance available on the opposite side of the building